November
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- proper noun
- /nəˈvɛmbər/
:
noviembre
- When Art & Soul opened on November 14, 1968, it was full of visitors.
- November 2010
- November 2009
- November election
We filmed it last October, November, December in Toronto.
- We filmed it last October, November, December in Toronto.
- Hey guys so today's video is going to be my November Ipsy bag unboxing.
- It's way too close to November for anyone to leave the race.
- I had a nine to five up until November of last year.
- But a year ago, which was like around November is when everything went down.
- And I think I went back in November of last year.
- We have an opportunity this November to make a better decision.
- Native American Heritage Month is observed in November, so that was beautiful.
- And then that freezes from maybe October, November through till April.
- And lo and behold, it was into late November, still around, still still kicking.
- And so we were hiking up there was the end of November, blue sky, Colorado.
Examples
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On November 15th, 2000, Peter Taylor gave me the greatest honor of my career, in making me captain of England, and fulfilling my childhood dream.
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I had a nine to five up until November of last year.
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It's way too close to November for anyone to leave the race.
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We have an opportunity this November to make a better decision.
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But a year ago, which was like around November is when everything went down.
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Now I feel like it's been November the past few years.
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And I think I went back in November of last year.
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The results from the 2 November midterm elections mean big changes for Congress next year.
Academic text (2011) -
On a certain Saturday in November, Jack and his friend Amy were at their favorite flea market.
Academic text (2011) -
We have an opportunity this November to make a better decision.
Synonyms
A short form for the month November, between October and December
Compounds
- UK
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A day in Britain when people light bonfires and watch fireworks to remember the 1605 Gunpowder Plot
- UK
A day that marks Saint Martin's Day and is a traditional day for paying rents in Scotland
- Offensive
A violent political group in Greece active from 1975 to 2002 that attacked foreign officials
A left-wing group in Greece that carried out violent attacks and political killings
Surface Forms
Etymology
November comes from the Latin word novem, which means 'nine'. It was the ninth month in an old Roman year that began in March, so the name stayed even though November is now the eleventh month.